great priorities we have as a city, it needs to be wrapped up in one whole sum discussion, not take willen individually. >> mayor in your state of the city in january you talked about the importance of raising the minimum wage but you've kind of hedged on what that amount should be and now there's a $15 an hour proposal out there. is that something you support? and how would that impact the city budget? >> i definitely support an increase in the minimum wage. i signaled that that was part of the affordability agenda for the city. low wage earners cannot survive in the city at $10.74 an hour. i think there's general consensus that that's true. then how do you not hurt job creation? that's another part of my priorities in discussions with not only the board but with businesses and communities, how do you make sure youth are not negatively impacted or that certain parts of our business sectors are not hurt so badly that they can't recover? so these are more delicate discussions that have to have inclusive thoughts from them reviewed by economic experts. so i was reluctant to call out a number

this willen end stream heyp elevation and we don't want to see any lightning and we top want to manipulation that. cooler ice ate out to the north and here is sal. >>> we are looking at a commute which still looks good, there are no meant problems and you can see more people showing up less than 8 minutes to drive a cross and and you can see traffic here is looking very nice and there are no major problems and drive times are go thing higher, 32 minutes on west beep i-7 let go back. >>> an arrest, a mother is accused of attacking a student. alex savage is in santa rosa with what happened and the mother's side of the story, alex? >> reporter: and a had he ever going and sheriff's investigators say a mother came on to campus, grabbed a 12-year- old boy ---year-old boy by the next and told him to stop him -- they arrested her on suspect -- suspicious of child abuse. they asked her to point out in his son they are in the bullying claims and there is no use a cracking up with of her daughters on a is scheduled to appear in court later this week. live in santa rosa, ktvu channel 2 morning news and

we were told, he officers willen doing a full investigation and we will be, woulding to get updates on his condition throughout the morning. >> a am and that is when they hope to have officers with a full staff. they have 911 calls in the state and this is dangerous for police officers and the people they are charged with protecting. >>> two people are dead, three others are fighting for their lives this morning after a horrible a second addition -- accreditation and smashed head- on into two trees. four people were trapped in that car and a if i have person was found four feet a way that short upper section, if has changed right there and so they are just out there and this can out there and according to the crop call, the alameda is described as dawn palmer and the other person who has died as not opinion realized and drove off. five people inside the suvs and some people on the sidewalk were hurt but none of the injuries were considered life- threatening. >>> and local law enforcement agencies in the san francisco bicycle coalition are building together. they wanted to be part of te

. >> one way to boost that revenue occurred to he willen when she first talked to joe and mary. she learned they get an extra discount on the high end pearls because they buy them loose and string them, by hand, in the back of the shop. >> you're not buying the pearls strung? >> no. >> does the customer know that you're stringing the pearls? that's a big selling feature. >> well, if they ask. you know, sometimes you can give a customer too much information. >> right. that makes you highly specialized. right? that's a real key selling point, something that you can become known for. who's doing the pearl strings? if you're doing all of this -- where is francis? can we meet francis? let's go find francis. >> okay, let's go find francis. >> francis. >> yes. >> we need to get you out in front of the customer, in the front of the store, so that they can see you stringing these pearls. >> okay. >> they are going to love that. can you do that? >> mm-hmm. i think i can. >> okay. well, we're going to work that out in some of our planning here. it's a pleasure. you are an artist, my friend

great priorities we have as a city, it needs to be wrapped up in one whole sum discussion, not take willen individually. >> mayor in your state of the city in january you talked about the importance of raising the minimum wage but you've kind of hedged on what that amount should be and now there's a $15 an hour proposal out there. is that something you support? and how would that impact the city budget? >> i definitely support an increase in the minimum wage. i signaled that that was part of the affordability agenda for the city. low wage earners cannot survive in the city at $10.74 an hour. i think there's general consensus that that's true. then how do you not hurt job

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against humanity, including mass killings and gang rape much the hope is that the latest cease fire willened the spiral of violence that engulfed the nation. >>> let's go to juva and spoke to a spokesperson from the u.n. what do you make of the agreement? are you confident that it will hold? if it does, what sort of impact will it have on the work you do? >> well, i think we are all hopeful and this is a good outcome. it's better than any of us would have expected. so the gackt - well -- impact - well, that remains to be seen. now, we would love to see an immediate truce, the cessation of violence, people would feel safer than they have during the last five months, they'd get out to the fields to plant and attend to their livestock. a concrete manifestation would be to enable the world food program to load barges in juva, to allow the barges to start moving along the river nile to take needed assistance, food aid, feed, tools, fishing kits, medicines, blankets up the river nile to bor, manikal and to bantu. these are the areas heavily struck. for the government to enable the barges to set sa

i remember when he willen came out on television.d her career was over and they said that nothing new was going to happen for her. we just saw her hosting the oscars. change is coming but it takes brave people. it takes our culture to change. all of this sort of policy change that we're seeing in the lgbt right space is a result of the culture change, the result of people telling their stories and the result of folks like michael sam who are brave and stand up. >> jason, i want to read something. i guess my question is, is the nfl ready for an openly gay player. this was from "sports illustrated." someone said, "i don't think football is ready for an openly gay player just yet. in the coming decade or two it is going to be acceptable but at this point in time it is still a man's man's game. to call somebody a gay slur is so common place, it would chemically imbalance an nfl locker room and meeting room." >> i think the owners definitely are much more tolerant than they were in the past of different people and different ideas and i th

we have the willened a the manner and the means to achieve we've put before you in western pennsylvania. >> since these are state actors, is it possible that you bring indictments against the state? >> i think we're not going to discuss what possible charges the future.ught in beyond to say these cases are the cases like the cases we today are hard. phenomenal work by the fbi that we were able to bring a case say by name what people did in the specific actions that they took. the conduct will stop by bringing criminal actions. doesn't, we'll use every tool at our disposal. the status quo can't stand businesses cannot continue to have their secrets stolen day in and day out. nsa spyingght of the controversy and the chinese government, you know, frustration with what happened there, is there any worry that retaliate in a legal context and start filing charges who spieds. officials on china? or things like that? guys, theseme these chinese are now on interpol. they cannot travel outside of china. so could that happen? >> all nations are engaged in gathering.e what i think distinguishes thi

if you say it is a telecom , you willen it is ip have a very broad impact on the ip ecosystem. >> hank just so we understand how you are engaging with jodie. are there specific things you think the fcc cannot do that jodie would want them to do under the proposed you are proposing. 251 e plus title i. >> i have not heard anything they cannot do. i think the fcc could continue -- they have been upheld by the d.c. circuit under an ancillary theory for 911. for customer privacy. for discontinuance is. there is a host of things they have applied to voice over ip that they have been upheld on a title i. goals publicto the knowledge has expressed, i do not see how they could not pursue those rationally under, four for services, under a theory of 251 e combined with title i. the debate about whether we should regulate the internet under the regime for the traditional telephone network. andoes not comply with law, that is the big question. and that even if you can, should you? as a matter of law, there are people who think it is very flexible and the fcc has leeway. couplely -- there are a dec